for the billionth time

I've still only seen it once, even though it was my #3 movie that year. And, the book is the one good story my wife and I have about us dating.

Really a terribly bland movie.

http://www.soundopinions.com/forum/index.p...5592&hl=Katrina

Motherfuckers fuckin' shit up and shit. Yee-haw.

this movie was riveting.

I have to watch as many King Vidor pictures as possible, ASAP.

Saw this last night. Enjoyed it.

Not film, but DVD:



Picked this up on a whim yesterday for $20. Man, I've been missing out. Through six eps already, may watch another one or two tonight. Will probably purchase season two in the next few days.

I watched this last night for the first time in a while, and it reminded me why it's pretty much my favorite movie ever.

The Taking of Pelham 1-2-3

If had seen this movie sooner, it would have made my top 100 movies of the 70's list
Some very good stuff here.

70's technology = lolz


Looking For Comedy In The Muslim World

If you like Albert Brooks' dry wit, you'll prolly like this. Not his best, but if you're a fan it's worth a rental.

Wonderful.

We've been plodding our way through the final season of Six Ft Under. I have to say that I wish the entire cast would just drop dead. What a miserable lot they are. At this point, I feel like we're going to watch to the bitter end if for no other reason than to justify the time we've spent thus far on it. But, man, what a total downer.

I thought the final season was a return to form for the show. The series final episode, might be the best TV series finale ever

Caught this over the weekend. I enjoyed it a lot, even though the ending was somewhat predictable.

Beautifully filmed, and the magic show scenes were, well, "magical."

well, we haven't gotten that far, obviously. maybe i'll change my tune. but brenda can seriously go to blazes for all i care.

If that's how you feel, you'll appreciate her her final scene

Has everyone seen BRICK yet?

not yet

should I?

yes, do

I saw the first ten minutes before being called away. I hope it gets less confusing. I could not wrap my little brain around that.

It's not porn. Put the little brain away

Aristocrats

Geez am I glad I didn't waste my money on seeing this in the theatre. Talk about repetitive..
I know this was supposed to be some edgy doc about the unspoken joke and then having it heard it 30 ways to Sunday it doesn't really present itself to be all that amazing. In fact, in some cases, it showed even less calibur on the part of the comedians who told it.

The funny bits were actually the three comedians who decided to tell a different joke. Perhaps it's the overhyped effects of it being drawn out for so long but I was less than enthused about it.



Flightplan

I've never been on one of these enormous planes before (double decker in particular) and I guess being used to your standard sized variety. I couldn't help but weigh this on the fact that there's no flippin way someone would be hauling around a plane like that and I was even more reluctant to buy into the idea that this internal-hijack method was or would even be possible. I guess if you can really get past all that and see it as mindless entertainment, it's palletable-but just barely.

The balls.

'Allo 'Allo

More of a soap-opera with comedic bits, I must admit that I haven't really found myself falling outta the sofa laffin' as I do with most BBC comedies. However, the story is weaving itself together in such a way that it's got a hook in me. Basically, it revolves around a simple cafe owner in German-occupied France during WWII. He's just trying to keep his extramarital affairs a secret while staying in business while the war rages all around. Of course, that means he has to serve German soldiers, which pisses off the resistance so they force him to smuggle soldiers and supplies under threat of death. But if the Germans discover this, they'll kill him as well. So yeah, I've been watching the series unfold because, well, I wanna know what happens next.

Just got this from Netflix and caught the first few minutes before being interrupted by life:
This project was begun as a documentary on Jackie O., but when the filmmakers met these mother and daughter relatives of Jackie, all bets were off and the film's focus became on them and their eccentricities.

I'm going thru that too. I enjoyed the 1st season a lot, but Season 4 was decent and I'm just watching Season 5 cos it's the last one.

i have two discs left

Aren't those boys getting tired of the "snap"?

Well done.



And PT: I'll confess I kept the subtitles on for a little while until I caught up with the rhythm of the dialogue.

The same thing for another eight seasons.

One of these days I'll catch up on 'Grey Gardens'. Supposedly there's another film being made about them? and/or an additional doc? I forget.

I usually hate this type of inspirational stuff, but holy crap was this good (aside from the very abrupt ending). Kinda wish Mr Smith went to Washington today

I saw this not too long ago also. Loved it.

I got season 2 of Lost on the agenda for this weekend

I just started this during Insomniac Theater last night. Good stuff so far.

Oh yea? What happens?

Well first, they all get rescued...

but Gilligan has an accident and puts a hole in the boat, so they stay stuck on the island

How did the first season end? Maybe I should watch the last ep to refress my memory

they blew open the hatch & looked down into it

Is Sawyer out of cigarettes yet?

cigarettes gone
snappy nicknames, he's got tons of those left

Nice bonus feature on the disc with a bunch of nicknames in a row

what happened with the people who built the raft?

kidnapped by aliens

naw, too predictable

they were eaten by a shark sporting a Dharma logo on it's tail

awesome, i hate that snarky little kid

just about to pop Bukowski at Bellevue into the dvd player.
i'm fully expecting my 'now reading' entries to be filled with bukowski novels as a result of this.

This was godly.

Robert Sean Leonard sort of looks like Lance/Efrim: